Great Catholic Parade Ends Eucharistic Congress in London
Cardinal Vannutelli led a papal procession at the Eucharistic congress in London with English peers and church dignitaries. Crowds surged through Westminster, police struggled to clear a narrow route, many fainted, ambulances intervened, and the host was later carried inside Westminster Cathedral.
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London
Cardinal Vannutelli
Duke of Norfolk
Loudoun
Queen Victoria
Archishop Bourne
Westminster
Westminster Cathedral
Mitchell in Court Testimony On Mine Workers Boycott Case
Washington special John Mitchell ex president of the United Mine Workers testifies before examiner Albert Harper in the contempt case over the Bucks Stove and Range boycott. He says he did not draft the resolutions or know of their distribution to 300000 workers and denies intent to violate the injunction. He notes detectives tracked him and blames Mr Van Vleave for it.
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Washington
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mpers
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Bucks Stove and Range Company
Albert Harper
Examiner
Mitchell
Mine Workers
Mine Workers’ Journal
Davenport
van Vleave
Dreyfus’ Assailant Acquitted in Paris Jury Verdict
The Assize Court acquits Louis A. Gregori who fired on Major Dreyfus during the Pantheon ceremonies last June. The case, tied to the Emile Zola interment and the long divided Dreyfus affair, may be considered settled with this verdict.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Louis A. Gregori
Emile Zola
Pantheon
France
Root's Daughter a Mother in Boston Report
A daughter was born to Lieut. U. S. Grant of the United States Army and Mrs. Grant, daughter of Secretary of State Elihu Root. The lieutenant, with the engineering corps, is stationed in Brookline, Massachusetts.
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Boston
Mass
U. S. Grant
United States Army
Grant
Elihu Root
United States Engineering Corps
Brookline
Rockefeller in attic of million dollar mansion
John D. Rockefeller Jr and family have just returned from Bar Harbor and are living in the attic of his father's newly begun $1,000,000 mansion in Tarrytown New York.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Bar Harbor
Rockefeller
Will Elect Cuban President Nov 14
Special Governor Magoons issues decree fixing November 14 as election date for president vice president representatives and senators in Havana.
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Havana
Magoon
Postmasters Meet names Gainesville as next convention site
Indianapolis hosts the fifth annual convention of the National Association of Postmasters of the Second and Third Classes at the Claypool Hotel. Gen John C Black of the Civil Service Commission gives the closing address as officers are elected and resolutions adopted. Gainesville Ga wins the first ballot to host next year among four finalists.
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Indianapolis
Gainesville
John C. Black
Civil Service Commission
National Association of Postmasters
Claypool
Jesse Parmenter
Wabash
Ind
D. M. Turner
Towanda
H. A. Hopkins
St. Clair
Mich
Washington, D. C
Lawton, Ohloa
Chicago
Forest Fire Smoke Deluges Midwest Towns
A vast pall of smoke from extensive forest fires blankets Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan with Chicago Milwaukee Detroit and Cleveland reporting heavy smoke. The odor of burning trees hangs in the air as trains run late and weather forecasts predict rain before week’s end.
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Chicago
Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Detriot
Cleveland
School of Matrimony Proposed in Kansas Public Schools
Prof. F N Blackmar of the University of Kansas urged a pre matrimony course in public schools. He called for strict physical and mental exams for marriage license applicants and argued against marrying those with pulmonary or mental illnesses.
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Topeka
Kan
F. N. Blackmar
University of Kansas
Kansas
Blackmar
New National Bank Formed in Indianapolis
The Continental National Bank of Indianapolis complete organization approved to reserve its name by the Controller of the Currency. Capital at least 500000 dollars with a likely surplus of 125000 dollars. Organizing figures include John W. Holtzman Bert A. Boyd Mord Carter Lewis A Coleman L G Richardson George J Nichols John H Furnas John R. Emley William D. Allison and J C Cope. Downtown location planned.
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New National Bank
Indianapolis
Continental National Bank of Indianapolis
John W. Holtzman
Bert A. Boyd
Mord Carter
Lewis A. Coleman
L. G. Richardson
George J. Nichols
John H. Furnas
John R. Emley
William D. Allison
J. C. Cope
Thousands of Job Seekers Circle London Hospital
About 3,000 unemployed men surrounded and tried to enter a London hospital that advertised for a porter at 4.50 a week with meals. Police were required to maintain order during the scene.
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London
Australia Desires Fleet From Britain for Protection
Melbourne premier Alfred Deakin urges the British Government to send a large fleet to Australia. He compares the desired fleet to the size of the United States naval force then at the port, pressing for substantial naval support.
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Melbourne
Alfred Deakin
Australia
United States
Fear an Uprising on Independence Day Alarms Militias
Galveston special reports U S forces call for more troops to the Mexican border while Mexico plans to deploy troops fearing a local uprising around its Independence anniversary this week.
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Galveston
Tex
Mexico
Court Dismisses Federal Suit Over Anthracite Coal Clause
United States Circuit Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania dismisses suits to enforce the commodities clause of the Hepburn act against Pennsylvania coal railways. Judges Gray and Dallas file opinions. Buffington dissents. Appeal likely to reach the Supreme Court. Attorney General Bonaparte plans an appeal.
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Philadelphia
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
George Gray
George M. Dallas
Joseph Buffington
United States
Bonaparte
Penneylvania
United States Supreme Court
Gray
Anthracite Strike Commission
Dallas
Inters
Congress
Charles J. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
United States Department of Justice
Warrant Issued in Rustin Murder Case in Omaha
Omaha Special County Attorney English files murder in the first degree charge against Charles E. Davis in the shooting of Dr. Frederick Rustin on September 2. Dr. J. P. Lord met a man matching Davis near the dying physician’s home, a key new detail. Police seek the missing revolver and continue searches within blocks of the Austin residence.
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Omaha
Neb
English
Charles E. Davis
Frederick Rustin
J. P. Lord
Rustin
Davis
Dr. Rustin
Dr. Lord
Chief Donahue
Austin
Preachers Salary Increase Denied by Catskill Church
In Catskill New York Rev Irving H Berg rejected a proposed raise from 2000 to 2560 after a vacation period and a church meeting affirmed the hike. He asked for the old salary to stay in effect and gave no reason for declining the increase. The church plans to renew the raise next May.
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Catskill
N. Y
Irving H. Berg
Catskill Reformed Church
Mr. Berg
Banker Ex Minister Alberti Arrested in Fraud Case
In Copenhagen ex minister of justice M Alberti is under arrest charged with fraud. He has filed a bankruptcy declaration. his estate is not expected to exceed 300000 dollars. Rumor ties King Frederick as a creditor who invested 400000 in a savings bank where Alberti served as president.
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Copenhagen
M. Alberti
King Frederick
Savings Bank
Alberti
Man Swears Not to Kill Himself in Night Court
Frederick W. Schucker of Pleasantville New York raised his right hand before Magistrate Corrigan and swore not to kill himself. He was discharged after admitting threats to take his life earlier in the night.
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New York
Frederick W. Schucker
Pleasantville
N. Y
Corrigan
Confession of Mississippi Mob Leader in Ned Patton Lynching
In Oxford Mississippi a former U S Senator W V Sullivan claims he led and aided the mob that lynched Ned Patton after a white woman was killed. He recalls directing mobs, urging the jail storm, giving his revolver to a deputy, and believing bullets from his gun killed Patton.
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Oxford
Miss
Ned Patton
United States
W. V. Sullivan
Roane
Patton
Stand patters and progressives adjourn Iowa legislature to November 24
Des Moines special reports a deadlock between stand patters and progressives as the legislature adjourns to recon vene Nov. 24 after the general election. Governor Cummins urges party unity, suspends his bid for the short term U S Senate, insisting Republican victory requires backing party leaders and minority compromise.
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Des Moines
Cummins
United States
Senate
Harriman Banqueted in Omaha on Special Train Stop
Harriman and family were banqueted at the Field Club by the Omaha Commercial Club during a three hour stop on a special train en route to New York. He reminisced on banking panic and noted Union Pacific survived a past crisis without banker aid, asserting it stood on its own credit. The Harriman special departed east at 9 o clock.
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Omaha, Neb
EE. H. Harriman
Omaha
Union Pacific
United States Court
Harriman
Will Count Southern Stars Expedition Depart for South America
Prof. R H Tucker of the Lick Observatory, joined by Prof. Lewis Ross and Robert Vernum of Dudley Observatory, sails to South America to observe and catalog over 25 000 southern stars. A temporary observatory will be built in San Luis Argentina for four to five years under the Carnegie Institution.
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San Francisco
Lewis Ross
Robert Vernum
Dudley Observatory
Albany
N. Y
R. H. Tucker
Lick Observatory
South America
Argentine Republic
San Luis
Carnegie Institution At
Washington
Jones Wins Washington Senatorship
Seattle reports show Wesley L. Jones secured the Republican nomination for United States senator as returns from Sept. 8 primaries indicate a decisive victory over incumbent Levi Ankeny. Cosgrove appears the likely governor, with McBride conceding after congratulating Cosgrove.
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Jones
Washington
Seattle
Wash
Wesley L. Jones
United States
Levi Ankeny
Samuel G. Cosgrove
Henry McBride
Cosgrove
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